ci: add temporary npm/OIDC publish diagnostics#234
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geist@1.7.2 fails to publish with ENEEDAUTH despite OIDC trusted publishing working two weeks ago with an unchanged workflow. Print node/npm/pnpm versions (and which binary), the registry, and whether the OIDC token endpoint is exposed to the job, to confirm or rule out npm not using the OIDC-capable binary at publish time. Temporary; remove once the publish is fixed.
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Temporary diagnostic to debug the
geist@1.7.2publish failing withENEEDAUTH(OIDC trusted publishing worked 2 weeks ago with an unchanged workflow).Adds a step before
changeset publishthat prints node/npm/pnpm versions + which binary, the registry, and whether the OIDC token endpoint is exposed to the job.Note:
release-npmonly runs onmain, so this needs to be merged to produce output — the next push tomainre-attempts the (still-unpublished) 1.7.2 publish, hits the diagnostic, then fails again as expected, giving us the data. Remove once the publish is fixed.